Windows 8 Tiles not responding or not opening.

Windows 8 Tiles not responding or not opening.

Fortunately problems with Live Tiles are rare but easy to troubleshoot

Have a question as why your windows 8 tiles are not responding, well here is the answer and solution to your question.

Follow the steps below:

There is a very simple solution for this, you just need to run this App troubleshooter and hope this fixes the problem with apps.

Windows 8 App Fixit

In addition to this, you can also run System File Checker as it could be a windows issue.

Winkey plus 'X'
Choose Command Prompt (Admin)
Type sfc /scannow then Enter

And if that fails to fix, you could also try chkdsk
At CMD Prompt
Type chkdsk /f /r then Enter. (note spaces before /). Type Y and Enter to run the program when you restart Windows. 

1. Proxy Issues – if your internet is over a Proxy Server (usually a laptop computer or desktop) and you have got Windows 8 Live Tiles that are not update you may wish to do the steps listed here -- Using authenticated proxy servers together with Windows 8 

2.  Try using WSRESET.EXE 

Windows 8.1 and The Nuclear Option

wsreset.exe is a tool located in C:\%Windir%\System32\ that resets the Windows Store without changing account settings or deleting installed apps.

Just run wsreset.exe as an administrator and the Windows Store cache is cleared, then you can try loading the store or purchasing an app again. 

Know the quickest  way to open the Administrator Command Prompt in Windows 8.1?

Right click the Start Button and select Command Prompt (Admin).

After you run WSRESET.EXE in Windows 8 or Windows RT you will get a message stating the Cache has been Cleared.

 In Windows 8.1 the store will simply open.

For more info The Windows Club has a very brief info here How to Reset The Windows Store Cache

3.  Try running the Windows 8/8.1 troubleshooting diagnostics.

The apps trouble-shooter can help resolve issues with apps not running correctly, or issues with the Windows 8/8.1 App Store. 

Apps troubleshooter 

4.  Check the following Registry Key

( HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\Local Settings\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\AppModel\Repository\Packages)

Ensure that SYSTEM has all the Rights selected as shown.

          5. Try syncing your App licenses from the App Store.

1.       Open the Windows Store.

2.       From the Charms menu select the Settings option.

3.       Tap or click App updates.

4.       Tap or click Sync licenses.